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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Help understand difference

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We don't have the shirts in all colors.

The shirts don't come in all colors.
  

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Both are grammatically correct and quite meaningful. We don't have the shirts in all colors. We don't possess shirts of all colours, though there may be ones available elsewhere.

— Prajwalkr

  • Both are grammatically correct and quite meaningful.
  • We don't have the shirts in all colors.
  • We don't possess shirts of all colours, though there may be ones available elsewhere.
  • The shirts don't come in all colors.
  • According to the speaker's knowledge, shirts aren't available in all colours.
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Both are grammatically correct and quite meaningful.

We don't have the shirts in all colors.
We don't possess shirts of all colours, though there may be ones available elsewhere.

The shirts don't come in all colors.
According to the speaker's knowle
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